The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

NE machinery, material or other matter IA or
empt from this lien. Any failure to comply with
.",s no.lce snail render liable all the property
apparently belonging to said husness.n Hdopte3.
Inc Secretary read section B.
sir. mann onered the following amendment ::
Add 10 section 3: Also except 10 cases of con-
.acI between The parties fixing the liability of
the owner" adopted.
Mr; McMurray moved that ex-Mayor Nc
Quaid and Captain Hoag be invited to seats in
the bar Of the Senate
:. MT. Stockton moved that the vote by which
agreed to.
Mr.. Bryan moved that the Senate take a re.
cess until nve minutes to 10 O'clock; agreed to
FIVE MINUTES OF TwELvR O'CLOCK.
line SENATE resumed its session.
The President In The chair.
quorum present
committee from the House Of Representa-
yves appeared before the Senate and an nou need
tlat The House was ready to receive the Sem
ate.
The President announced that the Senate
would now proceed 10 the Hall Of the House of
Representatives.
JOINT SESSION.
At IL o'clock NJ The Senate entered the Hall
al The House at Representatives, and were re-
ceived by the House.
Mr.. Drlano moved that the Joint Session do
now proceed to vote for United States Senator
Agreed to.
The roll of the Senate being called, the vote
was:
For Mallory-Mr Jones-1.
For Finley-Messrs. Burnam, Coulter and
Walker. Jr.-3
For Bloxham-Messrs. Bryan, Gaskins, Kelly,
McKinne, Tolbert and Wall-8.
For PAsc"-Messrs. Johnson, Mallory, Moreno,
Stevens and Siockton-6.
For Perry-Messrs. Blackwell. Chaires, De-
lane, Fraser, Mann. Miller and Orman-7
For G",drich-Measrs. Cole, Fowler and Nc
Murray-8
The roll the House of Representatives being
FcAlled, Ihe vote was:
For Finley-Mr. Speaker.
For Miller-Mr. Tippin-1.
For Campbell-Messr Drake and NewIan-2.
For Bloxham-M essrs. Brown, Clark. Cet,rell.
Curry, Daniel, Floyd, Gamer, Hail. Jones,
Maichet,, Neel, Perpall and Walker-1S.
For Pasco-Mes>rs. Bnskin, Bitch of Levy,
Kelley, Lamar, McKinnon, Peloi, Pooser, Shuler,
Spear, Thomas and WashingtOn-11.
For Perry-Messrs Campbell. Chapman, Da-
wilson OF Dade, Douglass, Duncan Of sumter,
F,llingim, Haven, Latham, Mcclellan. Peoples,
Ruurke, Warning. Wilson aud Wosds-14.
For GMdrich-Messrs. ]. 81. Anderson, 8. An
dersOn, Bielby, Carleton. Carr, Davidson of Es-
Gambia. Gibbs, Parker, Shavers and Temp
The President announced that as no one had
received a majority of The votes, there was
cleo ion.
Mr.. ,xon moved to adjourn till 10 o'clock to-
morrow. Agreed 10.
TWENTY MINUTES PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Senate resumed its session.
The President in the chair
Aquorum present.
Upon motion of Mr. Delano, the messages
from The House and bills Nos. go. 80. 114 1875.
70 and 167 were taken up, read by their titles.
and referred.
Senate concurred in House resolution to ap-
point a committee to investigate the affairs OF
the Internal improvement Board.
MIR. Mann offered the following: When there
is An existing contract which is Inconsistent with
the lien The contract shall prevail, and no lien
shall exist. Agreed to.
Sections and were read, and no amend.
Mr.. Gaskins offered The following: Strike ou,
all after "on," in line 8, Of section g. and insert
10 lieu thereof the following: THE product OF
his labor TO The extent of the value OF any labor
so performed and upon said engine, machine,
appara ,us, Axlures, things or implements Tor the
repair benefit or improvement OF said engine,
machine, apparatus, fixtures, things or nipple.
ments" Agreed to.
By permission, Mr.. Mann introduced Senate
bill No. 1877. An act 10 prevent the offering or
taking OF brides al any election, or the giving or
taking of money or other consideration by
electors in order 10 influence their votes and to
punish the same. Referred.
Mr.. Orman, by permission, introduced Senate
bill No. 1877, an act to amend section II OF an
act to Incorporate the Apalachicola and Ala
bama Railroad Company, and 10 grant certain
lands 10 the same. Referred.
FOUR O'CLOCK r. II.
The Senate resumed its session. The Presi.
dent 10 the chair. A quorum present.
The consideration of Senate bill No. rs, by
sections, WIS resumed. Section o was under
consideration; pending which, by permission.
Mr. DelanO introduced joint resolution relating
to instruction on physiology and hygiene. Re
ferred.
to section 8, of Senate bill No. IS: Prorided,
That the lien created by the section shall not OPP
crate against bona tide purchasers or mortgages
without notice. but mo- purchaser or mortgage
shall prevail against the lien while the engine or
other thing s In the possession OF the person
holding said lien.
Pending which. Mr.. Mallory moved that the
bill and amendments be referred To committee
composed Of Messrs. McMurray, StocktoD.
Walker, Jr., Fraser, Gaskins and Mallory, to re
port as early as possible. Agreed TO-
Mr. Blackwell, by permission, reported House
bill No. 1877 favorably and Senate bill No. 1873
uuiavorably.
Mr.. Stockton, by permission. introduced Senate
bill M. 1893. act relating 10 Courts OF Probate
By permission, Mr.. Mallory, Chairman Of the
ale bill No. 1877.
Mr.. Gaskins, Chairman Of the Committee on
Railroads and Telegraph, reported Senate bill
No. l40, with amendments:
In section 8, commence ct the end of line and
strike out the following: " The work Of the com
pauy shall proceed rs II there were disagree.
mcits end !" also add to sectnn Q, after ''rapts,"
in line g. the following: "Subjsct 70 the provisions
OF chapter 8475 Laws Of FLORIDA entitled act for
ths relief OF Jacksonville and the counties Of Ba-
kerr Bradford, Columbia. 6uwanuee, Madison, JET.
ferson DuyaI and Leon tor strike ont ali 0i section
10: make sections IL. IL and IS sections TO- II snd
IL and add after section II the following, which
shall be section 13, viz:
SECTION 1a All rights, reliefs and interests
granted and established BY chapter 344. Lava of
Florida entitled an for the relief Of Jacksou-
vile aud the counties Of Baker, Bradford, Colum.
ba, Suwsnnee, Madison, Jefferson. Duva and Leon
are especially reserved and the granite In this act
are 70 accepted subject to the provsions Of said
chapter S474. e"
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 90 was passed over informally.
Senate bill No. 70 was passed over.
House bin No. 50 was read the second time
Mr. Mallory moved that the bill lie on the
table; agre 10.
Senate bill No. A was passed over. =
Senate bill No. 81 was read the second time
and ordered engrossed.
| Senate bill No. IS was read the SECOND time
J and ordered epgrossed. s.